Indirect economic consequences of a catastrophic earthquake.

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TextPublication details: Washington D.C. : The Agency, 1992Description: xiii, 325 p. : ill., mapsReport number: EMW-90-C-3598DDC classification:

363.349509973 IND

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A study conducted by Development Technologies Inc. under FEMA Contract Number EMW-90-C-3598

Includes bibliographical references

On cover: National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program

Basic concepts and simple analytics of loss measurement for major earthquakes; Banking financial markets; The insurance industry; A comparison of earthquakes with other natural hazards; Description of the earthquake hazard; A description of earthquake insurance in California, and the insurance industry; Indirect economic impacts of energy network failure; Direct and indirect economic losses from lifeline damage; Structure of the 1-0 model; Indirect loss measurement and computable general equilibrium model

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